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codeadict
2mo ago
As somebody that spends a lot of time in Spain I can confirm people read a lot compared to the US in general. Seeing a bunch of teenagers in a park reading books is very common and even in rural town where I stay elder people are well read
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codeadict
2mo ago
Very nice site but small dataset on producers, only 2 from Spain that produces about 50% of the Olive Oil in the planet
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codeadict
3mo ago
Ole, que viva España
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codeadict
4mo ago
I have 2 kids and we have a single Kia soul and a little house I do most of the work. I pay for a good private school mostly out of fear of big schools and gun violence in the US and giving my kids multilingual education. I can assure the r
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codeadict
6mo ago
Working on https://github.com/codeadict/gen_http a low level HTTP client library for Erlang that full featured clients can build on top of. Erlang's default HTTP client httpc is great but has a lot of process over
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codeadict
7mo ago
Neither Cuba or Venezuela held elections for a while and they put in jail or disappear anybody that says the minimum word about the ruling government, not even fighting just saying anything. (source born and raised in Cuba and all my family
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codeadict
7mo ago
Focused mostly on my food blog at https://soulfulsabor.com , producing recipes and new content. Tinkering with my own static blog engine focused on recipe blogs written in Elixir as right now it uses Wordpress and is a pain to m
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codeadict
8mo ago
https://dairon.org
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codeadict
9mo ago
Molt bé!
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codeadict
11mo ago
Still working on my favicon fetching API: https://fetchfavicon.com . Currently adding comparison pages with other services. Also learning a lot of SEO and video editing for https://soulfulsabor.com , a food blog that I
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codeadict
2y ago
My absolute one would be Don Quijote de La Mancha by Cervantes - Taught me the beauty of language, to follow my own ideas and the power of a little craziness. Second would be anything from Jules Verne, his books got me to love science and e
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2y ago
Im working on yet another "what's my IP address?" site: https://ipparrot.net for the fun of it. It's written in Elixir and currently working on adding a structured whois tool and plan to add more networking t
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codeadict
2y ago
Yeah, we killed the mosquitoes that don't let us sleep and gave us Dengue every month because the gov can't provide electricity and if you protest you dissapear to jail
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codeadict
3y ago
My Latin American friends working in construction would not believe this, they are paid crap, and is the American construction company owner who pockets most of the money.
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codeadict
3y ago
Shameless plug since i'm a contributor but VerneMQ [1] is a pretty programmable one. You have options from using webhooks to writting your plugins in Lua or Erlang/Elixir. * https://github.com/vernemq/vernemq
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codeadict
3y ago
These 3 reasons ring closely, its what i see in my own family. They are Cuban and came here older and have never bothered to learn the language mostly out of fear of being too old or loosing their culture. They also have their own micro cou
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codeadict
3y ago
Nice, I have been doing this twice per week two and the results in my mood are awesome. The waves have been a bit wild this week at my local beach but hoping it comes back to quiet to go back again
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codeadict
3y ago
I crossed the Darien gap escaping from Cuba to the US. I still have nightmares about it 8 years later, the nature was impressing now that i think back and we found some nice/helpful communities there but got some kind of parasite on my
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codeadict
3y ago
This is exactly what the Oban https://getoban.pro/ Elixir library uses and combining postgres plus actors for queues scales pretty great for 90% of the needs out there. I have used it at my last few jobs at pretty decent sc
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codeadict
3y ago
Indeed, i'm Cuban and we might sound like "Graciah a Diò".
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3y ago
Gardening/permaculture communities. Also, my kids preschool parents, its small, at least 80% of the parents are immigrants with another language other than English. We all share similar values and the struggles of learning the language
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codeadict
3y ago
They acquired frame.io that is completely written in Elixir
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codeadict
3y ago
Are you open to hiring from Europe? I'm a US citizen and currently spend 2 months here but living in Spain most of the year
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codeadict
4y ago
permies.com is a great community. I do a lot of gardening and have mostly learn from trial and error as well as permaculture blogs and books. Every zone is different so you probably wanna focus on your specific climate and the species that
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4y ago
The US is pretty evil and sanctions on Cuba just affect regular people on the island and keep Florida politicians alive, but Cuba is way eviler. They don't export doctors, they do human trafficking for the enrichment of the communists
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Formatting an Existing Erlang Codebase
(dairon.org)
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4y ago
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codeadict
4y ago
How to format an existing codebase without messing git history. Using the VerneMQ project with `erlfmt` as an example.
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RabbitMQ 3.11 Feature Preview: Super Streams
(blog.rabbitmq.com)
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4y ago
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5y ago
Born and lived there till a few years ago, I always heard of this and never happened, they even worked on a Linux distro since 2009 https://www.nova.cu/ . Most good Linux devs i knew left the island and new ones will do too,
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A brief introduction to BEAM
(blog.erlang.org)
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codeadict
6y ago
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